North Carolina Newspapers

"", . r,"r" " ;- ' '. -" V . 'TTT ,'trrrjr. -,au , - - r . VOt. XVIII. NO. 39. ORDER OF SELECT llammons and Moore Must Go to Gallows, v Fiddlers' Convention In Ralefgh La bor Day. Reform School For : ' , State Wanted. s (Special to the Sun.) Raleigh, N. C Aug. 30. The cor KNIGHTS DEF1CT poration commission wnlch has all , drawn from a raU and the fish-plate State, private and savings banks in j which" hoids 'two joining, : rails to charge, call , for a statement at the gether. . had also been removed, leav- close of business, August 25. Eagle Company Authorized. . The insurance commission has au-, thorized the Eagle Fire Insurance Company. of New York, to do busi ness in this State, beginning, Septem ber 1st. - . , Reform School Wanted State Superintendent Struter of the Chrildren's Home Society, is doing a ' great woric. lie nas received one "hundred and five children since It began work. September 15. 19031, and has placed of these all, save six in homes. lie is sure the next legisla ture will provide for a "juvenile court" and for the pibation system, he also is sure of tfie act of reform school and in a few days will address the ministerial ujiion of Greensboro on the ajji Subject. 0 Select Knigp.' jv ueTunci r,'u inaiiranr.fi commrmsion . has rjut iA MHi w- mt the defunct order of "Setct Knights' a white, organization of Buffalo, un Ider the ban. It has $534 deposit and owed $1,Q00 on two clalmsXso "he has given the claimants the .$23,4. Hammond and Moore Hang The governor declines to interfere with the Judgment of .the court In Forsyth, in that of J. H. Hammond, that he be hanged lor wife murder. He says the crime was clearly pre meditated; that Hammond In com-; . mjtting It, saw he had done what he et out to do and he had no regrets. He also, declines to interfere In the case of Moore, the ..negro who ! out raged a littel negro girl In Samson county, so both men will go . on the gallows September -2. Adams Case Given Hearing Governor Glenn gave janother spec ial hearing in the notable case of "WW SAdams, the negro murderer who "killed a vjbman and two of her child ren a fey miles East of Raleigh. A N C Stockholders Meet Director J. W. Grainger, of the At- lantic and North , Carolina Railway, was here to notify the governor of a meeting of the stockholders, on the 28th v of September wnen new direc tors will be appointed, the governor, of course, naming those directors. v,Mr, Grainger desired to "ascertain the ' number of members the governor de Bires on the finance committee. - The -governor says he understands some reports from the roads that it Is do Ing . rvery ; well, and that much, lm provement ; of roadbeds7 and rolling stock" has " been made, f He says he will getan opportunity, 'to. see what has been done when he goes down ron the . 28th prox. to attend the annual; meeting. - M Fiddlers Convention ' ' Labor . Day, September 4th. will "be observed here, and certainly a most amusing incident will be . the convention of Old-Time Fiddlers In the afternoon at Pullen Park. The fiddlers who win will get not only money, but a certificate of the cham pionship In North Carolina, while the' second prize winner will get money and a certificate. Only old tunes will be played In this, contest and each fiddler Is to be allowed - ten minutes. There are over a dozen entries All ready and these will be closed next Saturday. Mr. Andrews says that If the convention proves to be the sue cess he feels certain it wil be, he will have one of the negro banjo players during the State fair. North Carolina Day October 12th is North Carolina Day in the public schools. .The pam phlet which will contain te exercises for the day the recitation. reading, etc, is being prepared by R. D. W. Conner, of the office of the State Superintendent of public instruc tion. . ATTEMPT TO -.WRECK NO. IL Spike Removed rom Rail Near South Boston Va Engine De -Mollshed and Engineer Hurt t ; The Second Attempt Near ; . . . This Place A dastardly attempt which was par tially successful, was made to wreck No. 11. the Southern's local passen ger train between Richmond, Va and Charlotte yesterday morning be fore dawn. , The scene of the at tempt was near. South Boston, Va.. wlfere the engine wag derailed and thrown' from the tracK and the en gineer hurt. ' After v the accident, investigation . showed that '.the spikes i had been jing the end of the rail sticking up to i cause the wreck. .The heavy wrench that had bPn iisp ti,; MKfl wrecker was found near by. It Is almost - a - miracle that the damage done was "not greater. Th t engine was almost wholly demolished and the train "crew and passenger re ceived a pretty severe stiakinsr-un. but no one,, was seriously hurt except the engineer, Th'A' miirnaif :Won'niV'' - ine railroad people are very much stirred up over the attempt to des troy life and property. This Is ; the second attempt of the kind in this same section recently, and every ef fort - will be made to discover tbe guilty person. DOCTORS SAY. PLAGUE IS UNDER CONTROL New cases Total to date. . : .; deaths -,v. ... v-, . Total : ; . . . . i New foci. ....... ......... . . . 45 1,S32 7;' 267 9 429 174 Ci remaining under ' treat- 7 ment. New Orleans, Aug. 30. The most Important development of the yellow fever situation to-day was the report of Dr. C. Milo Brandy, who had been sent by the State board of health on a tour of inspection of the bayous and lakes in Jefferson parish, where there are many settlements . of fish ermen In constant ' communication with New Orleans. Doctors are sel dom accessible to these fishermen and it was apprehended that sickness and distress existed among them. Dr. Brady made the trip' with Dr. Stan ley, of North Dakota, in ' a launch loaned by the latter. 1 "Without com- pletlng their investigation they turn ed up 35 cases- of yellow fever, learn ed that deaths had occurred and found much suffering. - v THE GABE ROYALL COMPANY New Printing and Binding Plant Will Be Ready for Business in a Few Cays ' The Gabe Royall Company, which was recently organized to do a job printing and , binding . business In Salisbury, will be ready to receive work' early' in September. The ma- Chiscry 'and eijulpmcnt for the pjant Arrived yesterday and wlll be erected ai Wee. Tne'Cominy;4'wiUpccipy the jocms In which .the Evening,Post now has its office! The Post will move into the old opera house Build ing Mr. Royall ; anribunces that' the office will be fitted up with the most Improved machinery, Includlngv press es. &lnder and other machinery, nec essary to the equipment of an np-to-date job printing plant. ; . The : officers of the company are: Gabe Royall, president and general manager; Max L. Barker secretary. UISS ANNA FISDER TO MARRY Cards have been received In Salis bury announcing the marriage of Miss Anna Louise Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fisher, of South Rowan to Mr. Bernard A. Miller, of Winston-Salem, on Wednesday even ing; September 6th, at 6 o'clock in the Lutheran chapel at China Grove. Mr. and ,Mrs.. Miller will be at(home after September 9th, 127 Broad street WInston-Saiem. SALISBOltY, y. CM WEDNESDAY. A UaT 8u , . 1 905 COURT PROCEEDINGS Cases of Carrying Concealed Weap ons are In the Majority Negro Gets 8 Years in Pen. The following cases ; were disposed of in yesterday's session of 'Rowan Superior Court: , " " ' ? State Vsv William Petty, larceny ; sentenced to 6 months on chain gang State .vs. Clyde Cauble and Adi j Smith,"raffray, judgment suspended upon payment of costs. State VS. Mark . TiooTer . rarrvnsr concealed weapons fined $20 and . t?ie :city nlgn sch(X1 going, to col cosls - JIese ThIs !s a noticeable fact and State vs. Ester Kerns; secret as- jsault, , fined $10 and costs. . State vs. John Lenzy, carrying con- cealed " weapons, judgment continued upon, payment of costs.' " :State vs. James McClure and John Lenzy, trespass; - sentenced to eight Trnnth nn nnnnfv rnadi ; v State vs. H. F. Beatty, practicing;;.-- -uu xvxaenaour, without license, fined $28 and costs. State vs. James Flemimr Joe , . Fitzgerald, ; assault, with intent to kill, fined $50 each and one half the costs.'' State vs. J. A. Ferrell, larceny; sen- j tenced to 12 months on chain gang, State vs. Frank Kenley, carrying I concealed weapons,-.given : two months ; , . - . ' to H, In- Jail State vs Joe Withersp'oon, assault with intent to commit rape, sentenc ed to eight years at hard labor in the penitentiary- . - State vs. William Nicholason, car rying concealed weapons, sentenced to 50 days on chain gang. Four cases of ' carrying , concealed weapons were continued for different reasons THECHARLOTTE CHAUTAUQUA Splendid . Prospects fori.-Uare Atten-, dance Special Music to be Fur nished Other Interesting . ' News The prospects for a large atten- dance at the Charlotte Chautauqua, , which will open Friday, are except tionally bright. The manager, . Rev. D. L Reid, has everything In readi ness , for the opening The various sessions of the Chatauqua will . be held In : the Floral hall at the. fair grounds. The sealing capacity of this hall is between 4,000 and 5.000, and ample accommodations will be povided for all those who attend. ; It has been arranged to have a special choir furnish the music at the "Chat auqua. The music will be under the direct supervision of Prof.s. Over cash. Kesler and Butt, and good sing ers from all the churches are request ed to Join - the choir. I , ' The laides of vu Methodist churches will conduct stands at the Chatauqua grounds for the purpose of selling refreshments of various sorts. Lunches and meals will be served and it will not be necessary for ylsltors to cmoe to the city during the day. Feed will also be provided for horses. The " money , realized from these sources will be used In Increasing the I funds to be nsed in the erection - of the new Methodist ' cnurcn ai un worth. . A number of people from out of town expect to attend the Chatau qua, and the manager. Mr. Reid, has received a letter from Mr. C P. Mor rison! of Hickory, announcing that he will run an excursion i to Charlotte Saturday; when Dr Spurgeori is sched uled to speak, and another on Wed nesday. Sept. 6, when Rev Sam P. Jones Is on the program.--Charlotte Observer '': - '.. - ' SOUTH YADION BAPTIST ASSOCIATION The South Yadkin Baptist Associa tion convenes tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in ihe v Spencer Baptist church. V The Introductory sermon will be preached by Rev. W. H. Rich About 300 delegates are expected Jo attend. L0. 0. F. NOHCL Rowan Encampment will meet In special session .tonight at 8 o'clock. Work In partriarchal degree. Busi ness of Importance demands your at tention. '- "" " OFF TO COLLEGES Pere Salisbury's Boys and Girls - Will go. This Year ; As the summer Vacations are draw ing to a close, ' the pys and girls, who are going to leaver the city scon f to attend the various colleges, are kept busy, N getting themselves , in readiness to,, take up "their studies' for, the next; two ,terms Every mem bejrof this years graauating class of j " . iVJ1 tue management or , . . , i ' At the Unlsity ' State UllIver".v. as usual, will urvv many Doya from this section jair iuuse wuo wiu enter from Salisbury next month are: Messrs. T?Jfharf1 PomOO TT'! 1 " - 7- UOUJUC1 . vviiey. uon Um 'iomoT,f, " nuuc iucoaiB. v oiania .-Linn, unam , ounour an Arthur Frazier,- who . . have attended this institution before. will return. Messrs. " W. B. Smoot i and; Philip N. Peacock will attend fhe ' University law V school. s ' , To Davidson Colleges ' : Messrs. Preston Buford and Clarke Pendleton ' of he 1905 class of the j :. -a vV graded school, will go to Davidson College. The A & M Cadets Mr. John Morgan will return to the r., , . . . . , ships captured from Russia. Agricultural and Mechanical College i J, . , , . mi t txi 1. -.r i x . . . The Japanese, abandon their de at Raleigh. Mr. Leonard Henderson I - f r. , -. ' - . - , . . . -' - . ; mands for reimbursement for the will shortly begin his first year at x - . - - ,-v , . . t . cost of the war and for tic pnrchacc this school. - " , . ' , t ' ;n. ,; , . of the Northern half ot Sakhalin. Rus- Messrs Walter Grimes and Arnold - I elo of t Vi o cqttia rim a o o-rooln r trt in P Huff will attend Oak Ridge Institute. v TT . , , Mr Jlotr Hodgin leaves tomorrow morning for Durham, to enter Trimtr .farK SCnooi. . iT - . , Mr flenry Rowe returns to Trln- ity College at Durham. , ' ,: C i State Normal Well " Represented r Misses -Nannie Buford, Rachel Mauney, Nellie Moyle, Edna Duke, Maijr ide, Bessie Cauble, Ethel Thomas, Carrie Nasn and Bessie Shulenberger will next month enter the State .Normal College at "Greens- boro. Misses Janet Crump, 'Flora Thornton, Mina Davis, Mary Murphy and Janet Quinn, will again study under President McIvt.. Miss Mary Linn ;wlll attend the Mary . Baldwin .Seminary at Staunton, Va. - Miss Maggie Summersett will enter the Greensboro Female College. - Miss Sophie Kluttz returns t to the Southern Presbyterian .College' and Conservatory of Music at Red Spring N.' C. ,r ' ' Miss Lucy Harris will . attend the Presbyterian College at Charlotte. Miss Minnie Gwyn, of Springdale, Hey ward county, - president of the 1905 class of the - Salisbury High School, will attend Converse College, at Spartanburg, S. C. ; Miss Cosette, - of Ravenna, Texas, lso a member of ' this year's graded school class, will -enter the Central Texas Normal - school, at Denton, Texas. - -iV'-. v .. , . J ACT OH BENNINGTON PEPOHT Secretary Bonaparte Doea Not gree With 8eyeral - Conclusions Rer- - garding Responsibility for ,' - Explosion With Court Martial -Ensign f ' 1 Wade Washington, D. C. 'Aug. 30. Secre-, tory . Bonaparte has Just concluded a thorough examination of the record of .the proceedings "of tbp court; jof in quiry in the case-yOf the disastrous boiler" explosion on the f Bennington at San Diego, California. July 21, lasf. and will announce .his 'action In a day or two. . It . is understood that he does not agree with the court, in sev eral of its conclusions in' the matter of I the ' Individual ; responsibility of various officers and men of the ves-4 sel for the conditions which resulted In the explosion. In accordance with the recommen dation of the court, Secretary' Bona parte has decided to convene a court martial in "San Francisco for the trial bt Ensign Charles T.: Wade. ' If you want , the, family to be healthy, strong and active, give them Hollister's Rocky Mountain, Tea this month. Makes -rich, ' red blooi, bone and muscle. 35. cents' Tea or Tablets. JAMES I PLUMMER. JAPII'IPIS iL POINTS Causing War. Russia Loses : Hold on Manchuria; Demands for Which Oyama and Togo Battle are Concedid by Bussiaiis in the Treaty of Peace: Japan Gains Korel 1 i Portsmouth N. H., Aug. 30.-Peace ; between Russia and Japan was. prac- j Ucally concluded au yesterday morn - jing's session of the peace conference. , AUhough receding fr)m n of i.,. j . ' A. , - :.. ' "-ueir. ueuiauua, me., Japanese ' fnfrt fm,rM ' s "P11 .... . . ... ... What Russia Yields Japan gains Korea, Port Arthur A t and LiovTupg . peninsula, half Tot the island . of Sakhalin, Russia is driven J oat-- of Manchuria and the province restored to China, Japan falling heir ... . ... . to certain immensely valuable rail roads built by Russia in the province. I - j Besidesthe strength or the Japanese now hoc' hocrr almner ..- hv ' "7,7 "rT". ;V , ' 7 i which he sees. i division of the islands The Japanesel . . . wIthdrtw . artlcIes Iff and 11 of J. T. Robinson and two sons, 'of Savannah.. Ga.. are spending some - : i posed for the surrender of the inte . ., ' , nai warsmps ana me limitation ui t,..-.!!-- - i?r. j iue rvussiau uitvai ' iiuwci uu luc iai , - -: Points Won by Japan - ,' 1 The points won by Japan are : Recognition by-Russia oT Japanese preponderenoe in Korea, with the - right to preserve order and give 'mil-j Itary and financial advice to the em- peror; but to maintain the policy of an "open door." . Mutual evacuation of Manchuria. Mutual obligations to respect , in the'.- future the territorial Integrity and "administrative entity"- of China a.i Uniiolin!. vtt?tV annal rr4-rrtTfnTI- AUU iuauvuuiia nvu vi. "I'l'"' ity ("open the door") for the Indus try and commerce of all nations. Sakhalin Island to be divided, Ja pan taking Northern half. The whole Island belonged to Russia. . THREE STILLS CAPTURED Revenue Officers Make. Raid Near Hillsboro, Capturing Three Out- fits and 2500 Gallons of Beer and Low Wines ! . , ... '.-' 1: Tat, while we do" not vnnder- Hillsboro, Augk . 30,-Sunday after- stand, why, In the early days of a noon at 2 o'clock, Officers Charles A.xife go filled with : brlghtf signs ! of Banks, - and - Thomas J. Stone, deputy J usefulness, he should be 'taken from marshals for the Western district of GS we bend our hearts In humble North Carolina, invaded the Eastern j submission to the ; will of our Hea- dietrlct -; and seized the major por tion of three "anti-Watts law" out fits, viz: Two large copper still worm and at least 2,500 gallons of beer and low, wines. ; At one of the; locations Everything was In fine shape for mak - Ing mountain dew. The water nsed was drawn from a well ; an up-to- date force pump being used to force the! watertinto thd ?co6ters If . ifienmeWo properties .being r loyaJj North Carer linlans maoe Tio objeetkit Ho the vo? f orcement of the iaw , or, destruction ot: thW'Vroperty ; This; iwfne6t the largest caicnes; oi ,.uue jeiuuu ,; j bfflcers'Bato ;!and r Stone iare'uite. proud of- their. exploit In Durham connty. " Mr. Banks " and otherof his - associates are on" a 5 little tonr of in spection intheXsame neighborhood to-day; but J?as a. certain; anti-Watts law friend Is just; In front of them. On a fleet horse ; it la expected they' will say on their return : ' "Nothing do ing." LENOIR OPENS SEPTEMBER 5TH - Lenoir College opens, its next ses sion September, 5, 'at 9 a. m. Stud ents ' aid I patrons take : notice.' Stu dents should ; reach the college on Monday, September 4. to enter on time.. The outlook for a large open- I ing Is usually good. . ESTABLISHED 1887 ! NOTES AND PERSONALS The Alovements of Your Friends ' Recorded, . .Mr. G. L. File, of the country, went to Woodleaf this morning. " '- ' . --. Miss Minnie ' Stallings will meet, her music pupils Tuesday and Wed-" nesday, September, 5 and 6. Rev. J. B. Branch left last "night for Columbia,, S .CM to spaad several . ' j days V The. Misses Stallings announce the opening of their day and music school. Tuesday, September, 5th. Mrs. L. .E. Busby and son Joht. left this morning ; for Concord to spend several days, " Mrs.! P. N. Bailey of WInston-Srfem passed through' Salisbury this' mom- lng nroute to m ,Mountaln to spend aWonth. " 1 Mr. s. w. Harry, of Belk-Harrv Co' left last.nlrtt for NnrfWn rVot , - uiv. . l0i6c department store. 1 Mrs. George Shackleford, of -Rich-. -mond, Va., spent last night at the home of Mrs. R'B Thompson, Mrs. Shackleford went to morning . Asheville this j Mr. Archibald Johnson, of Thomas-; ville, editor of Charity and Children. passed through Salisbury this morn- ing enroute to Marshall, N. C.,' to : &ttend the.Frencn Broad Ba- tlst As. soclatlon. ' .Mr. C. E. Frye, one of New' Bern'3 most prominent and wealthy citizens Is spending a few days In the . city. He Is pleased' with Salisbury and es pecially .with the signs of - progress 1 f aniiDK,..- . nr nnM.r.' i9 " mwomuW. """w t nleasantlv rememhered hPre. havinff : . r t. : .-.: w lived In Salisbury before going to Miss, Agnes .Fry, who had spent some time at ,Black Mountain was ' taken sick 'on her wajr to her home J in NeWBern and is now at the White" head-Stokes sanltorium. We are glad to hear she is Improving and that her sickness Is" not serious. - - . Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wright returned last night from Wilkesboro, i where they spent several days. Mrs." W. C. Martin and" Mr. M. J. HendrlXf 0t Farmlngton, arrived in fhft 1txr thin afternoon tmA '! will : be the guests of Mr. E. Walter Tatum. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT Whereas, the All-wise Ruler of the universe has seen fit to take from us and from his labors, our beloved fcrnthot Alhorf RldnAT TTelUfiT. ftnd ; Whereas, our brother, Has shown In his death how to die as he ha shown j lis In his life how to live, be It, there fore, Resolved. ' venly Father, who knows ail from everlasting to everlasting. ". . -2: That Winona Council. No. ; it, J. O. U. A. M. -has lost one of; its j hest and most useful members - and : a jiace ls made vacant labour Council, our. community. State ' and j county, which we do not see how to fu hut we are inspired to Uev more csecrated and asefult lives' and to l rtiarltynuid brotherly love. because of his life among us '.C-';--Jy ' 3 : j That ' we ' extend to his aged mother-and the members of -the be reaved family; tour- deepest sympathy .--In this; time of great affllctloa, .as suring them that : he lived his . life weu.,.-'.-; - .';,'' ' , ' i: :-r..Tttati .xopyj of these r resolu tlons be spread on . the minutes of this ' Council and published ; In teach of our, city papers and copies furnish ed the 'family of the accessed. ' 1 By order of the Council v : ; ' This , 29tli;AngusVa905, ; ?V v R. LEB WRIGHT, J. L. RENDLEMAN. Committee . ' MAX "BARKER W EATH ER FOR EC AST For North, Carolina, fair tonight and warmer in Western and Southern por tion of State. Thursday fair. . ; - t i . - :-V- - -.vV , r S i " v-. . 7 - 4 ... f.' ;